Postal Frauds and Political Discord Deepens Scandal
A sweeping critique denounces postal frauds linked to officials and GOP figures including Perry Heath and former Postmaster General Charles Emory Smith. The piece claims extensive graft in mail handling and rail shipments, indicts several post office leaders, and questions Republican claims of prosperity amid rising labor and industry woes. It also critiques President's tariff stance and hints at broader political decay influencing voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coi
Holmes Conrad
Sharles "J. Bonaparte
Postal Fcaudals
Perry Heath
Rpublican National Committee
Visu Feasired Termes
Charles Emory Swith
Robert Tracewell
Yeensury
Heary A. Castle
Postoffice Department
Washing
D. C
Kanaas
America
Mmp
Flo
Haat
Uneley
Uncle Sam
Improved Nest Boxes and Rural Farming Notes
Improved nest boxes designed by William Proctor Essex County Mass are simple to build from 1 inch thick boards 12 inches wide with two nests side by side. The plan uses top and bottom strips and wire supports or alternative strips, with a half inch lumber box 14 3/4 inches wide 12 inches long and five inches deep. Other items discuss apple orchard rabbits wide tires and their effect on soil, a vast Oklahoma farm with one thousand acre wheat fields and thousands of cattle, poultry industry and egg production economics, Irish potatoes from Maine and a Spanish land plan, grinding grain for hogs, farm value through butter and cream, horses water needs, English tobacco and corn, pigs eating charcoal benefits.
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Orange Judd Palmer
William Proctor
Essex County
Mass
Bic
Oklahoma
Southwest
Ponca Reservation
Trap design for rabble predation and sugar plant discovery
The article describes a rabbit trap using a box frame and inward swinging wire gate, built with No 12 galvanized wire and lumber, costing about 12 to 14 cents per trap, and notes trials showing high efficiency after extensive testing. It also mentions a new sugar plant found in South America said to yield sugar 20 to 30 times sweeter than cane or beet sugar, suited to southern US climates. Minnesota dairy figures report daily milk use by creameries at 5.4 million pounds, 75 million pounds of butter produced annually, and $17.54 million in butter value with patrons receiving $12.5 million. 181 creameries served by 420,000 cows out of 615,000 in the state.
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J. G. Cannon
Orphurn
Ilona
United States
Boston Athneetus
New York Journal of Commerce and Commercial Bulletin
National Labor Tribune
Pittsibural
International Mercantile Agency
Merriam
Sind
White House
Roosevelt
Collen Club
England
Free Trade League of
New York City
Wis
Mir
Lyron W. Holt
Sular
Agricultural Department
Consul- Treperal Guenther
South America
Agricultural Institute of Asmelon
Minnesota
Minmmesoin
Dave Leen
London
Old Fashioned Bread and Butter Treats From Grandma’s Kitchen
A collection of classic bake and cook ideas with instructions for Whole Wheat Cookies Fruit Cake and many old style dishes. Recipes cover dough mixing rolling and baking times plus methods for sauces stuffing and fillings including Lemon Pie Apple Cheese Cake Citron Cake and Pork roast style guidance. The tone mirrors a home kitchen guide with step by step actions and traditional pantry ingredients.
Popular Education and Crime Debate on Education and Crime Rates
A German magazine questioningly asks if rising education reduces crime, noting Europe’s literacy surge since 1530 and Britain’s jump from 50 to 94 percent. It cites Germany and the United States as slower progress, France leading Europe, and mixed views from Mulhall and Lombroso on links between schooling and criminality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Europe
Germany
United States
France
Marcel
Mulhall
Dice Woche
England
Lombrosa
Dangerous Baking Powder Claims From Missouri Doctor
A Missouri State University physician warns that certain baking powders contain alumina compounds and can be dangerous even in small amounts. He details harmful effects on digestion and blood, noting potential nervous issues and death among young girls and adults when ingested in large or improper quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State University of Missouri
Wen
Alam
Editorial and notices mix in a faded 1930s town page
A garbled editorial page paragraph lists city editors and staff names from a Times style masthead and includes a notarized oath from 1936, followed by an advertisement for a catarrh cure and a short, risqué dialogue snippet. The piece reflects a chaotic collage of editorial satire, legal language, and consumer blurbs.
The Boyhood of Jesus Sermon in Sunday School
The article discusses Jesus youth as shown in Luke 2 40 52 and notes the home schooling sacred writings Galilee nature and Passover trip to Jerusalem. It highlights Joseph Mary Nazareth synagogue school possible influences and the moment Jesus amazed teachers at the temple with wisdom.
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Jesus
Jeguy
Luke
Joseph
Salome
John
Eizabpyth
Jain the Baptist
Lome
Nazareth
Bedracion
Lake of Galilee
Mediterranean
Millet
Angelus
Ilias
Mmuic Ue Ax
Egyyt
Danascus
God
God le
Jerusalem
Jeans
Jordan
Galilee
Mount of Olives
Mary
Temple Court
Israel
John the Baptist
Matrimonial Drill and Army Entry of Samuel Thompson
Brief item notes Samuel Major Thompson entered the army late and advanced rapidly. The piece hints at his notable background and character, mentioning his connection to Simon-Well and a reputation for remarkable good precipitation of qualities leading to swift progress.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Samuel
Thompson
Simon
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